Working my way OUT of a DISASTER
#31
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Join Date: Jan 2012
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Congrats on finishing your frogging! It's amazing that what you can quilt in 5 minutes on a longarm will take hours to un-quilt! Happens to all of us, sometimes on customers' quilts. They have no idea what we go through for them from time to time, lol....
#32
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Are you looking for an Asian pattern? I looked through my pantographs, and the only one I have like that is called Asian Elegance. I haven't used it yet. It's more densey quilted than what I usually prefer. When I do use it, I'll probably enlarge it a bit, but it's already 14" wide. I have another panto called "Eternal Flame", which I think would look nice on your quilt. Also, "Enchanted", "Fleurs des Lys", or "Starburst". The only one I have which is geometric, is a pattern board called "Contempo", but if it were my quilt, I'd want curves in the quilting to contrast with all the straight line piecing. jmho. Beautiful quilt, by the way!
#35
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Join Date: Mar 2010
Location: Joplin, Missouri
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Good for you!! I am very much like you in that once I've decided I have to take it out, then determination sets in and I will work on and on.. Somewhere deep inside of people like you and I is a tiny voice that says it's truly the best thing to do and that we will be happy when its fixed. I figure it this way.. It may take a month to fix it (or more), but in a year that time will be spent anyway.. so, I can love my project when it finally is finished or every time I look at it think I should have just gone ahead and fixed it because I'd still be unhappy if I hadn't!! It's always worth fixing it when it comes to something like a quilt... Again, GOOD for YOU!
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